L M I Club to Study Three Hundred Years of Music in America
L M I club meeting at Mrs. G J Langfeldt’s home 1215 Fourth St W will study Three Hundred Years of Music in America after a dutily luncheon in Black’s tearoom. Mrs Clair Parker leads with choral opening. program features songs by McDowell Bartlett Sousa and others, with piano and voice numbers and Mrs Thomas Cascaden to be notified if unable to attend.
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America
G. J. Langfeldt
Fourth Street West
Black
Clair Parker
H. C. Wilbur
Dante
McDowell
AL W. Peterson
Yolee
Bartlett
F. H. Paulsen
King Cotten
Sousa
George Pike
McDoyells
Nettie Brooks
Jessia Gasner
S. Weishaar
Osos Charles
Bf. Young
GC. J. Langfeldt
Loomis
Thomas Cascaden
Oliver Stevenson
Tao
Thomes Cascaden
Couple Married at Dyersville to Live in Waterloo
Ailis Gladys Holscher of Dyersville Ia and Charles P F Eischeid of Etscheid Waterloo were married Monday at 7 am in St Francis church Dyersville. Rev Father Forrester officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Holscher, is a St Francis Academy graduate. The groom, son of Mrs Elizabeth Eischeid of Oelwein, attended Coe College and the University of Iowa and works for Northwestern Bell Telephone in Waterloo. They will reside there after May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailis Gladys Holschér
Dyersville
Charles PF
Etscheid
Waterloo
St. Francis Church
Father Forrester
Frank Holscher
St. Francis Academy
Eischeid
Elizabeth Eischeid
Oelwein
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
Bridge Tea Honors Mrs. George Schook in Fargo
A bridge tea was given this afternoon by Mrs. Howard Rath at 246 Berth Avenue to honor Mrs. George Schook formerly Miss Helen Miller of Cedar Falls. Two tables hosted games with guest favors for the honoree, and refreshments served at each table. Attendees included Mrs. J. A. Newhouse, Mrs. Burr Towne, Mrs. William Altstedt, Mrs. S. F. McGinn, and Misses Marilouise Caughlan, Helen Menges, Maxine Lamson, Dorothy Ack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ ‘Schook
Fargo
N. D
Helen Miller
Cedar Falls
Howard Rath
Berth Avenue
Schook
J. A. Newhouse
Burr ‘Towne
Willam Altstedt
Federation Club Activities Highlight Waterloo Events
Waterloo Federation of Women's clubs heard reports on member activities at a Monday session hosted by Mrs. Balensifer. The program included a tea hour and the next meeting is set for May 27 at Mrs. Siegel's home. The Elks club hosted a benefit card party with prizes in bridge and 500. The Year Ones discussed Monarch Film features and planned a mother-daughter banquet for May 12. Tennis classes at the Y W C A were expanded with two new sessions and an extended roof fence will allow outdoor play within a week.
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Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
J. F. Balensifer
Walnut, Street
David Siegel
South Street
Progressive Delphian Society
E. J. Cherney
Elks Club
Waterloo Elklots
Bridge
FP. J. Landgraf
F. J. Rippe
Jessie Cogley
Harry Marsa
Favors
E. H. Webber
H. J. Canter
Monarch Film Company
Frst
Society Calendar Listings Across Local Clubs
A society calendar lists P T A events at McKinley and Hawthorne schools, a Business Women group, First Baptist Mrs F T Gillpatrick, Canopus club, and Dr G C R Bruggeman party. Also noted are Pythian Sisters, Sons of Union Veterans, Memorial hall events, and various Monday to Wednesday meetings at churches and lodges.
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T. A—Mckinley School
T. A—Hawthorne
First. Baptist Church
F. TI
Gillpatrick
Canopus
GC. R. Bruggeman
Lee Murray
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
T. P. A. Auxiliary
W. F. Close
St. Paul's
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
K. C. Updegrass
Floyd Orbgon
Majer Guild
First Congregational Woman's Society
A. B. Lovejoy
St. Margaret’s Guild
Benefit Bridge
Russell-Lamson
West Side Circle
Dhrist Episcopal Guild
George Lichty
Fidelity Circle
E. B
G. J
Bassarear
M. E. Church
Silack's Tearoom
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary’s School
Il Trovatore Program Theme of Chapter FE
A study of the opera Il Trovatore and selections from the work formed the Chapter FE meeting at Mrs H H Caughlan 2408 Fourth Street West. Mrs A E Enderlein led the lesson and Mrs Charles Young narrated the story.
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Il Trovatore
Enderlein
Ethel Brinkman
Club Notes and Bridge Gatherings Across Local Groups
Mrs Kitty Cutler hosts I F FL club Wednesday after noon at 619 Main Street. Silent Eight bridge club meets Thursday with Mrs Fred King at 614 Baltimore Street. Get-Together club lunched at Black's tearoom then bridge. Mrs R W Smith and Mrs O B Harris hosted. Do A Best club meets Thursday at Mrs D H Gregory 1217 Englewood Ave. Rainbow club meets Thursday at Mrs Arthur Jensen with Indoor Stunts and Games on the agenda. FR L cle luncheon today at Hotel Russell Lamson hosted by Mrs Perry Hoffey. May baskets marked places for 12. Bridge q played at three tables. T T F club met Monday at Mrs Roy Gilley 116 Longstreet. Prizes in 500 awarded to Mrs J Fo Wagner, Mrs Bowls Wagner and Mrs Gilley. Mrs Ira Garrabrant to host May 6.
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Black’s Tearoom
Bridge
R. W. Smith
O. B. Harris
FR. L. Cle
Russell- Lamson
Perry Hoffey
T. T. F. Club
Roy Gilley
Fo Wagner
Bowls Wagner
Gilley
Ira Garrabrant
Ruth Smith
Chicago
Black's
N. 5. Club
Madeline Darby
Walter Burch
Evelyn Hile
Helen Joyce
Ruth Dungee
Frances Barron
Ann Miller
Mildred Liebert
Art Bellis
Dan Brennen
Hints in Beauty Care for Spring Diet and Skin
Advice urges a lighter diet of vegetables and fruit to thin thick blood, with a liquid menu for several days. It links diet to clearer skin and reduced waistline, recommends witch hazel and cold rinses, warns on constipation, and offers a mailable cream formula upon request.
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Hesse
Spring meetings planned by state library groups
The constitutional revision committee of the Town Library association led by Miss Callis Wieder will meet in Des Moines Friday. Members include Miss Lydia Barrette Mason City Miss Winifred Wennerstrom Ames Forrest 38 Spaulding Des Moines and Miss Helen Aten Des Moines.
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Town Library Association
Callis Wieder
Looibraries
Des Moines
Lydia Barrette
Mason City
Winifred
Wennerstrom
Ames
Forrest
Spaulding
Helen .H. Aten
State Association
Independence
Wieder
Bessie Davis
Mary Eckes
Doris Welstead
H. M. Gillian
Our Lady of Victory Court Dinner Honors 29 Years
The Our Lady of Victory Court No. 465 Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters celebrated its twenty-ninth anniversary with a Monday dinner at Black’s tearoom. Twenty-seven members attended. decorations featured yellow and white daffodils and candles. Toastmistress Mrs. P. H. Lyndy led, charter member Mrs. Nellie Sornberger helped recount beginnings, and past chief rangers offered remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Black
P. H. Lyndy Acter
Nellie Sornberger
John Fressle
Joe Schiel
T. W. Powers
Alice Goswiller
Des Moines
George Sager
Mae McCarville
Church Groups Plan Meetings Across Local Churches
Church news lists upcoming meetings for First MM E church Northminster Presbyterian First Lutheran and St Pauls M E Ladies Aid circles including hosts at several local addresses. The items note discussions on events, talks on Hoover inauguration and a chicken supper with plans for a public supper. DIEDRICH IN BANKRUPTCY Jacob Diedrich of Sumner Bremer County filed a bankruptcy petition with debts totaling 94155 and assets of 1911 in a federal office.
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Diedrich
Jacob Diedrich
Sumner
Bremer County
J. B. Jordan
Tvestark
Sunday Theatre Plea Withdrawn at Cedar Falls
Plea to legalize motion picture theatre operation in Cedar Falls was withdrawn by proponents. City council granted a permit for Log Cabin Off company to build a station at Waterloo and Adams Street. Farmers in Mt Vernon township authorized to build a line to connect with the municipal high line for power. Nine signed an agreement for current use at a minimum of two dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Adams Street
Log Cabin
Mason City
Mt.” Vernon
New Hartford Bank Opens After 3 Year Gap
New Hartford State Savings Bank opened last evening with 45 subscribers in 35 minutes. Capital is 25000 and surplus 5000. Ernest Rogers, formerly of Allison, is cashier and the sole officer elected so far. Also included is a note of a boy, Paul McMillan, 5, struck by Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworth’s car on U S Highway 20, with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
New Hartford State Savings Bank
New Hartford State Bank
Ernest Rogers
Allison
Paul McMillan
James MacMilan
Francis Hospital
W. F. Dilworth
Dilworth
Roads Now Passable in District Highways
Gravel and dirt highways in this division are passable for light traffic though rough in former soft spots. J A Paulsen district highway commissioner engineer said more dry weather is needed to place all roads in good condition. Heavy rains could again worsen soft spots.
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J. A. Paulsen
District Highway Commission
Local Notes and Arrivals in Waterloo
Stolen sedan reported near Lafayette and Third streets. East High teacher Paul S. Hall ill at home. Principal Freda Miller covers classes. Jane Thompson of Social Welfare league in town for special university hospital cases. Mrs. J L Zesry of Dallas and Mrs. J M Davis of St Louis to visit parents at 200 Vine Street for two weeks. Mrs. Thomas A Fuller seriously ill at local hospital after childbirth complications. Mrs. Jennie Smith injured hip in fall. in St. Francis Hospital. Donald Edward Sandburg born April 13 in Des Moines to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sandburg. former Waterloo residents. Mason City High School entrants head to Iowa City May 2–4 for state music contest. special Rock Island train through Waterloo May 2. Chamber of Commerce general meeting tonight at Hotel Russell-Lamson. dinner at 6:15. Two injured Dunkerton men improving at St. Francis Hospital. Maurice Welsh to Washington D C to discuss railway tariffs. R H Garrison to Omaha for Midwest Electric Light Assn. meeting. H B Maynard joins. Dr A F P Heverly Dentist advertised. Spring sale ad and public supper announced.
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J. L. Zesry
Dallas
Tex
J. M. Davis
St. Loui
Mac
Charles Fay
Vine Street
Thomas A. Fuller
Jer Street
Fuller
Jennie Smith
A. B. Chambers
Prospect Venue
St. Francis Hospital
Rock Island
Mason City
Towa City
Waterloo
Iowa City
Chamber of Commerce
Russell-Lamson
Bicycle stunt victim returns home after brain injury
Ralph Billings a 15 year old East Junior High student of 418 Conger street fell from a bicycle at John Fisker school grounds missing his hold while passing beneath a horizontal bar. He was treated for a concussion at Alien Memorial hospital then sent home to rest under doctor orders.
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Ralph Billings
Conger Street
East Junior High
Alien Memorial Hospital
Billings
John Fisker
Riehl Street
Broadway
Auto crashes after driver dies at wheel
Bootie Ta April 23 A driver George Du bois a retired railroad fireman collapsed from apoplexy and died as his car veered into a pole. In the same item Mrs. Du bois the grand secretary-treasurer of a female benevolent society was in the car and helped apply the emergency brake. A list of divorce petitions followed naming several couples and the custody requests of minor children including a Benton county marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bootie
George Dubois
Clara M. Lyon
J. J. Lyon
Wayne Raymond
Marguerita Raymond
Helen E. Wilson
Court J. Wilson
Willis R. Brown
Maud M. Brown
Benton County
Lloyd E
Frederick R
Donald
Maude Scoggin
Cedar
W. L. Scoggin
Waucoma
Lila
Venison Fillets With Sauce
Trim fillets from loin of roe deer and fry until brown on both sides. Season and layer in a stewing pan with sliced onions and celery before simmering.
Apple Pancake Recipe From Old Kitchen Notes
Scald 1 to 1 1 4 cups milk and pour over 1 cup graham flour. Cool and add 1 to 2 cups white flour 1 tablespoon sugar a pinch of salt 2 beaten eggs 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 to 2 teaspoons grated nutmeg and 1 cup chopped apples. Beat well and bake on a greased hot griddle. Serve with butter and brown or maple sugar.
Waterloo memories and local losses from 1928
A 1928 Waterloo community update notes the death of Dr George W Bothwell 84 a Civil War veteran and G A R chaplain in Des Moines after serving as a state building doorkeeper. It also reports the death of John J McGarvey 68 a longtime Black Hawk county resident from paralysis and confirms a 14 apartment row building project on Mullan Avenue West by John G Miller Construction costing about 56000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bothwell
Robert Anderson
Grand Army of the Republic
Des Moines
State Historical Building
Inland OW Company
Waterloo
Skelly Oil Company
Tulsa
Okla
John J. McGarvey
Lfelong
Black Hawk County
Fourthtreet West
Mullan Avenue West
John G. Miller Construction Company
Brain Test Answer Variants Listed
A reader provides a sequence of eight items labeled from one to eight, noting that items one through six are large while seven and eight are small, implying a puzzle or pattern to identify item sizes.
Pattern 1246 House frock design V24n with pockets and embroidery
Pattern 1246 offers a white pique house frock with square vestec collar and pockets. It comes in sizes 16 to 44, requires yardage details, and costs 15 cents plus optional fashion book for ten cents. mail to Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
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Qourier
Courier Pattern Dept
27Th St
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. M. I. Club
Daughters of
Isabelin
White Sea
K. C
Knights of Columbus
K. Co. Hall
W. C
C. F
St. Mary's School Hall
Ee W. R. C—Woman’s Relief ‘Corps
Kitty Cutler
I. F.fl Club
Main Street
Silent Eight Bridge Club
Fred King
Baltimore Street
D. H. Gregory
Englewood Avenue
Rainbow Club
Arhur Jensen
State Library
O. L. V. Court
Baltic
Europe
Russia
Leningrad
Germany
Danzig
Drs. E. E. Heskett
Eleventh Street East
Norma Jean
Attia Anderson
Helen Donohue
Ann Mardelle Guyer
Church News
Home Department
MM. E. Church
Martha Weyand
Fifth Street
Ladies' Aid Society
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Thomas Murphy
Duryea Street
M.E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Herbsieb
Circle 4
First Lutheran Missionary Society
George Buchner
Belmont Avenue
Mary Murphy
C. L. Rausch
First Baptist Church
A. J. Cornwell
Sunset Road
First Congregational Woman's Organization
Third Street West
BE. L. Johnson
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Carl Holder
W. D. Farnsworth
Ernest Klaun
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
Arneid
Richard Shane
Young People’s Activities Club
William Evans
Cedar Heights
Ladies” Aid Society
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
George Wison
H. B. Moeller
I. C. James
Edith Bunce
Columbia Street
PRIEF
West End
M. A
Buchanan
H. A. Lawrence
Denver Street
Lafayette
Third Streets
Paul S. Hall
East High
Freda Miller
Jane Thompson
Social Welfare League
Town
University Hospital
Edward Sandburg
Donald Edward
Sandburg
Alice Crisp
Clifford Carnes
Dunkerton
Martin Constantine
Fairbank
Chicago Great Western
Carnes
Constantine
Maurice Welsh
WL. C.F. & N. Railway Co
Washington D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Department
Commission
R. H. Garrison
Towns Public Service Company
Omaha
Midwest
National Electric Light Association
H. B. Maynard
A. FP. Heverly
Hawk
Western Ave
Churen
Small Towns Culture
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Congress
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Evening Courier
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